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TCR Engineering Services provides a comprehensive range of metallurgical and mechanical testing services with a dedicated machine shop to provide specimen preparation. Test specimens are prepared for metallic and non-metallic materials in the evaluation of tensile, compression, impact, weldability, fatigue and bend properties.

TCR has in-house Mechanical Testing Facility to provide precise determination of Proof Stress by the attachment of various Electronic Extensometers. Tensile test at Elevated Temperature is a special service offered by TCR. Tests are conducted as per ASTM, BS, IS, DIN, NACE or client specified standards.
Our Mechanical Testing Capabilities include:
• Tensile Testing
• Impact Test
• Weldability
• Bend Test
• Compression
• Flaring / Flattening
• Hardness Testing
• Nick Break
• Drop Weight
• Proof Load
• Fasteners
• Hydraulic / Pneumatic
• Component Testing, and more.

Routine testing of fasteners, chain materials, weld coupons, wire rope, castings, sheet, plate, forgings and other components is done in an expedient manner providing an efficient, quality conscious service.

Our customers can feel confident that not only routine but also the most diverse test requests will be handled by our highly experienced engineers and technicians.
Our Mechanical Testing Laboratory includes:
Universal Testing Machines
UTM of 1000 KN capacity with Electronic Extensometer (Germany)
Model EU 40 UTM of 400 KN capacity with high Temp (Germany)
UTM of 30000 lbs capacity with Electronic Controls and Extensometer (USA)
Hardness Testers
Model MH 400 Micro Hardness Tester (USA)
Model HPO 250 Brinell / Vickers Hardness Tester (Germany)
Rockwell & Rockwell Superficial Hardness Testers
Impact Testers
Model IT 30 Charpy Impact Tester as per ASTM standard
Model IT 30 Charpy / Izod Impact Tester
Test Equipment
Erichsen Cupping Machine
Shadowgraph
Laboratory Facility
Complete workshop facilities including Lathe Machines, Shaping Machine,
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